FAQ: Membership Rules
- Why does the Member count display zero?
- The Member count displays zero when no workers meet the membership rule criteria as of the effective date when you select to assign the rule to the organization.
- Do workers need to meet all selection criteria in a membership rule to be a member?
- Workers are members when they meet these conditions:
- You include them in an organization listed in theIncludes Organizationsprompt, or in any subordinate organizations when you selectInclude Subordinate Organizations in Rule.
- WhenOrganization Subtypehas 1 or more values, the organizations match 1 of the subtype values.
- Role assignees in the organizations are members of the included organizations when you select a value forInclude Organization Roles.
- The worker's primary position matches at least 1 value in theJob Families,Job Profiles, orManagement Levelprompts.
- WhenLocationhas a value, the worker's primary position is included.
Example: When you addJob FamiliesandManagement Levelsto a rule, Workday assigns workers as members when they meet either criteria. When you select aLocations, the worker must meet at least 1 location criteria and 1 of theJob FamiliesorManagement Levelscriteria. - How do I assign members to a custom organization using a rule that I just created?
- To use membership rules to assign members to a custom organization,
- View theMaintain Organization Typesreport for your custom organization and ensure that you meet these conditions:
- Allow Reorganization Tasksis true.
- Position assignment Uniqueis false.
- From the related actions menu for the custom organization, select to assign members using your new rule. Alternatively, you can:
- Explicitly assign members using your new rule, by selecting .
- Select specific workers, by selecting and then select the individual workers.
- What results should I expect if I have a membership rule that includes both an organization role and an organization (with or without subordinates)?
- When you configure membership rules with selections for both theIncludes OrganizationsandIncludes Organization Rolesprompts, your results include all workers in the selected organizations and all workers that are assigned to the selected roles for the selected organizations.
- How do I manage membership rules when my organization has a large number of workers?
- When you need to include more than 10,000 positions, configure 2 or more membership rules.When a custom organization has more than 50,000 workers, the member count on the Members grid displays a message telling you to use theView Organization Membersreport (secured to theWorker Data: All Positionsdomain) to view custom organizations with more than 50,000 workers that don't have hierarchies enabled. Depending on your domain security configuration, the member count for theView Organization Membersreport might differ from the related action.